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- mike_brezExplorer
rgatijnet1 wrote:
I would guess that they would have more use on a steel automobile/truck than a fiberglass or aluminum RV.
Where have you been. Lol. :S - Dale_TravelingExplorer II
- NaioExplorer III did this for my inside curtains, but I did not use anybody's directions. It was pretty straightforward. I used silicone glue to attach the magnets to the glass.
- Mr_Mark1Explorer
rgatijnet1 wrote:
I would guess that they would have more use on a steel automobile/truck than a fiberglass or aluminum RV.
RG,
The OP poster is referring to the Magne-Shade clone where someone made their own. The shade uses magnets that tape to the windshield on the inside. The magnets that are sewn into the sunshade match up to the magnets at the windshield securing the shade to the windshield.
Although we have the interior mesh shade for privacy, it would also be nice to have a shade on the outside to deter direct sun rays from coming in.
MM. - rgatijnet1Explorer IIII would guess that they would have more use on a steel automobile/truck than a fiberglass or aluminum RV.
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